For most of our nRF52 Series, we have a chip-scale package and a Quad-Flat No-leads (QFN) option. With our nRF52840, we introduced the aQFN package to our product portfolio. We also decided to offer the same device in a QFN package, so Nordic customers now have the option of using nRF52840 in QFN48. This has just been released to the market.

A long-time stalwart of high-speed consumer connectivity, Wi-Fi's latest version introduces technical changes that offer greater support for wireless sensor networks.

The collaboration between Nordic Semiconductor and Edge Impulse provides resource-optimized IoT devices with more accessible machine learning at the edge.

Wireless sensor technology, supported by cellular IoT connectivity, offers light at the end of the pipeline for the oil and gas processing industry and refineries.

As utilities and consumers switch to green energy sources, the IoT is used to analyze usage patterns and predict faults to make electricity grids more intelligent and reliable.

Wireless solutions are already playing an increasingly essential role in the future of global healthcare, but more innovation is needed.

Get to know the differences between memory options and the trade-offs you need to make when working with Bluetooth Low Energy development projects.

While most consumers have long since stopped using these older networks, the companies relying on legacy M2M wireless connectivity should consider cellular IoT solutions.

To address the existing barriers to IoT growth and adoption and breathe new life into the smart home market, members of the Connectivity Standards Alliance (formerly Zigbee Alliance) have launched 'Matter' (formerly Project Connected Home Over IP or Project CHIP).

With the advent of powerful gateways providing both NB-IoT and LoRaWAN options, utilities need no longer exclusively select one cloud connectivity solution over another.